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Addition chart (0 to 12, free printable table).

A printable addition table from 0 + 0 to 12 + 12. Use it to learn the addition facts, number bonds and patterns, then put it away and practise without it.

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Addition chart 0 to 12.

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Addition chart 0 to 12

+0123456789101112
00123456789101112
112345678910111213
2234567891011121314
33456789101112131415
445678910111213141516
5567891011121314151617
66789101112131415161718
778910111213141516171819
8891011121314151617181920
99101112131415161718192021
1010111213141516171819202122
1111121314151617181920212223
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An addition chart (or addition table) lists every sum of two numbers. Find the first number down the side and the second across the top, and read the total where they meet. It helps children learn number bonds, such as the pairs that make 10, and see that addition works in either order: 4 + 9 = 9 + 4.

What to look for

  • The doubles (1 + 1, 2 + 2, 3 + 3 ...) run along the highlighted diagonal.
  • Each step to the right, or down, adds 1 to the total.
  • The answers along the other diagonal are all the same: every pair that makes 12 sits in a line.

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FAQ

Addition chart: questions

How do you use an addition chart?

Pick the first number from the left column and the second from the top row. The square where they meet shows the sum.

What age is an addition chart for?

Usually ages 5 to 8 (Grade 1 to 3), while children learn their addition facts and number bonds.

Can I print the addition chart in black and white?

Yes. Switch off the colour option and the chart prints cleanly on any black and white printer.

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